Yeah what's with the stardates out of order?
Hey, I never noticed that before....
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Well either the stories were prepared earlier for television and delayed or the Stardates really do mean nothing logically!
JB
I'm pretty sure that T'Pol's acting Captains Log at the end of the Xindi crisis stated a wrong Star Date, alluding to 2152, when in actual fact it was 2154, or was I imagining things ?
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I realis that this is the actual year, and not a Star Date, but still wrong nevertheless.
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I realis that this is the actual year, and not a Star Date, but still wrong nevertheless.
Oh, please don't say that, JB. I've spent (wasted?) many man-hours working on a detailed spreadsheet based on TOS stardates, and it makes total sense to me (with many assumptions of course...)or the Stardates really do mean nothing logically!
Well gentlemen it's just a television programme and that's all it should ever be! That's the consensus on here when you quote a reason for this or that or you don't accept this or that! 
JB
JB
Well gentlemen it's just a television programme and that's all it should ever be! That's the consensus on here when you quote a reason for this or that or you don't accept this or that!
JB
Salty! Did you get what you wanted for Christmas?
Salty? Ready much yes, thanks, Phase! 
JB
JB
I love that I discovered the TOS Klingons had a letterhead logo tonight...
I know what you're getting at but it's not as bad as you think, Phase!
The Thasians=Godlike as such but not enough to transmit themselves through space without a ship!
Trelane and parents=Godlike indeed and able to put an end to their child's games with a whim!
Metrons=Possibly Godlike, although they may still have humanoid forms!
Organians=Godlike and the closest we get to a real God!
Apollo and Zeus=A race of space travellers with great powers who could not resist being worshipped!
The Providers=A race of space travellers who saved many humanoid species in danger of extinction but as far as we know not Godlike!
The Melkotions=A zenophobic race of odd looking creatures with a superior technology but not Godlike!
The Excalbians=Basically a race of creatures that may have evolved from sentient rocks! Curious and possibly hostile but in no way Godlike!
So it's only in the earlier part of the series that we encounter Godlike aliens and with Gary Mitchell as well it only proves that he like they had Goddish powers and was as far removed from that concept as a man is to a microscopic life form!
JB
I made an apple tree after all.
And a good job, too, Mr. Mitchell.
I'm wondering why Sargon, Thalassa and myself was left off the list. He thought ourselves as gods.
You might have thought it but you were disembodied intelligences imprisoned in glowing globes for half a million years or more! What was it really like, Henoch?
JB
JB
What do Gods need with an Android body? Or a meatbag for that matter?
Real boring. No hands, you know. Sargon first thinks its a good idea to become a glowing globe on a shelf. Then, after having to listen to him babbling on and on and on for 500,000 years, do you blame me for wanting to kill him and steal his wife?You might have thought it but you were disembodied intelligences imprisoned in glowing globes for half a million years or more! What was it really like, Henoch?
JB
I should have included you and your buddies, right on.
Oh, and Bele and Lokai are immune to phaser fire and (at least Bele) can control the Enterprise mentally.
JB is right, though - for an overused trope, they actually did find ways to make it interesting repeatedly.
Oh yeah, that Thalassa had quite a glow about her.
You could say . . . Sargon thought she was really quite the . . . ball and chain?
She was nova, that one
